Can Panasonic DVD-RWs be used to play xbox backups? I probably know the answer to this one, but can DVD-RAMs be played anyway on Xbox as well?

I tried Sony dvd-rw's once and it was a waste.. never worked and never tried again. But hey, why do you want to waste your money on dvd-rw's (and ram's ??), dvd-r's are much cheaper and I think safer...

However, cd-rw's will work. But my xbox made always some sort of special noise, which you can't hear when using dvd-r's. And the games on cd-rw's crashed all the time.

I don't see any advantage of using dvd-rw's. And if you want to burn a game and overwrite it - if that works ?

I tried Sony dvd-rw's once and it was a waste.. never worked and never tried again. But hey, why do you want to waste your money on dvd-rw's (and ram's ??), dvd-r's are much cheaper and I think safer...

However, cd-rw's will work. But my xbox made always some sort of special noise, which you can't hear when using dvd-r's. And the games on cd-rw's crashed all the time.

I don't see any advantage of using dvd-rw's. And if you want to burn a game and overwrite it - if that works ?
agree DVD-R'S r CHEAPER n just about ANY n all XBOX can WILL read a DVD-R :tup: just dont burn any faster than 4x even if the disk is 8x
this way your SAFE

I always burn at max speed and never have any drama's. If you use good media burn as fast as your pc/media/burner will let you go.